What would you do if you discovered a lie so big and so personal that it made your stomach turn? In this Dirty Little Secret, a listener shares a workplace situation that feels impossible to ignore. A coworker has been calling out frequently, showing up late, and leaving early, and management has been understanding because they believe she’s dealing with morning sickness. The truth?
She’s not pregnant at all. The coworker later admitted she lied because “no one questions a pregnant woman.” Now the caller is stuck wrestling with guilt, anger, and a major moral dilemma. Saying something could create chaos at work but staying quiet feels just as wrong. Billy the Kidd, Candice Lopez, and Producer Pooh react with shock and frustration, breaking down:

Memorable moments include:

• “There’s no clean way to end a fake pregnancy.”
• “That lie made me see her completely differently.”
• “This feels low… even if it’s not my business.”

Listen now for one of the most uncomfortable Dirty Little Secrets yet — and decide for yourself:
Do you stay out of it… or speak up?

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What would you do if you found out a coworker was lying about something this serious and using it to get out of work? In this jaw‑dropping Dirty Little Secret, a listener confesses something that technically isn’t her business… but feels impossible to ignore. She explains that a coworker has been calling out frequently, showing up late, and leaving early, and management has been cutting her slack  because they believe she’s dealing with morning sickness from pregnancy. Here’s the problem:
The coworker later admitted she’s not pregnant at all. She casually laughed it off, saying she told the boss she was pregnant because “nobody questions a pregnant woman.” Now the caller is stuck with a moral dilemma that’s keeping her up at night.
In this round of Candice Court, a mother‑in‑law finds herself at the center of unexpected family drama after telling her daughter‑in‑law the truth she doesn’t like her artwork.
Today’s Hot Take sparks a major parenting debate after a mom goes viral for saying she never forces her kids to share. Her philosophy?
If her child brings a toy somewhere, they don’t owe anyone else a turn. “You should’ve brought your own,” she tells other kids arguing that sharing shouldn’t be mandatory and that kids shouldn’t be taught to please others at their own expense.

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Is this harmless stress relief… or a secret that’s slowly becoming a problem? In this Dirty Little Secret, a married man admits he’s been keeping a major secret from his wife — and it has nothing to do with cheating. After his wife became concerned about how much he was gaming at home, she banned video games from the house altogether. Instead of quitting, the caller made a bold move: he took his PlayStation to his office. Now, he stays late at work under the guise of finishing projects — when in reality, he’s gaming in secret. He insists it helps him decompress, clear his head, and avoid stress… but he also knows he’s lying by omission.

Memorable moments include:

• “I literally moved my PlayStation to work.”
• “She banned video games at home.”
• “Is this self‑care… or sneaking around?”

This Dirty Little Secret sparks a bigger conversation about boundaries, addiction, communication in marriage, and when coping mechanisms quietly cross into deception.

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When does a harmless habit become a secret  and what happens when doing the “right thing” suddenly causes chaos? On this jam‑packed episode of Billy The Kidd In The Morning, Billy the Kidd, Candice Lopez, and Producer Pooh kick off the week with laughs, uncomfortable truths, and conversations that instantly turn into group‑chat debates. The show opens with Mother’s Day recaps that feel more like Father’s Day celebrations, including a Rangers game outing that ends with Candice’s son catching his first-ever foul ball  a childhood dream moment that steals the spotlight. Producer Pooh shares his own unconventional Mother’s Day experience, which somehow includes Dillard’s, Birkenstocks on clearance, Auntie Anne’s pretzels, and a parenting moment that leaves the studio questioning everything.
But the episode truly takes a turn during Dirty Little Secret. A married man admits he’s been lying to his wife  not about another woman, but about what he’s doing after work. After being “banned” from video games at home due to an unhealthy obsession, he secretly moved his PlayStation to his office, stays late under the guise of finishing work, and plays instead. The studio dives into addiction, boundaries, honesty, and whether this counts as harmless self‑care… or emotional avoidance.
The episode also features Candice Court, where a man reaches his breaking point over a woman he’s dating who is chronically late. Candice delivers a sharp ruling on respect, time, and whether ultimatums ever actually work. And the Hot Take of the Day sparks major debate: If you’re riding in the car with your partner and their mom who gets the front seat?
A viral video fuels the conversation, and listeners weigh in passionately on loyalty, hierarchy, and unspoken rules no one warns you about.
The episode also features Candice Court, where a man reaches his breaking point over a woman he’s dating who is chronically late. Candice delivers a sharp ruling on respect, time, and whether ultimatums ever actually work. And the Hot Take of the Day sparks major debate: If you’re riding in the car with your partner and their mom who gets the front seat?
A viral video fuels the conversation, and listeners weigh in passionately on loyalty, hierarchy, and unspoken rules no one warns you about.
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In this Dirty Little Secret, a listener admits to a travel hack she’s been keeping to herself for years — and it works every single time. After nearly missing a flight during a packed holiday travel season, she grabbed her old crutches from a past ACL injury on a last‑minute whim. What happened next changed how she travels forever. Shorter security lines, extra help from airline staff, early boarding, and zero stress. Now?
She admits she uses the crutches on purpose during busy travel days even though she doesn’t actually need them anymore. She insists she’s not taking resources away from anyone, and technically… she was injured once. But is it fair to use sympathy and accessibility perks as a shortcut? Billy the Kidd, Candice Lopez, and Producer Pooh react with a mix of disbelief, laughter, and curiosity debating whether this is unethical, harmless, or secretly brilliant.

This Dirty Little Secret sparks a bigger conversation about travel stress, moral gray areas, and how far people are willing to go to avoid long airport lines.

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How far would you go to skip a long airport line and is it wrong if it actually works? On this laugh‑out‑loud and wildly unpredictable episode of Billy The Kidd In The Morning, Billy the Kidd, Candice Lopez, and Producer Pooh bring listeners another unforgettable morning filled with shocking confessions, hilarious oversharing, and the kind of conversations you only hear on this show.
The episode kicks off with Friday‑energy chaos: fresh haircuts, middle‑of‑the‑night leg cramps, nostalgia over record stores, and Producer Pooh casually admitting he sometimes cooks breakfast naked  a revelation that immediately derails the show and permanently ruins bacon for at least half the audience.

But the moment that has everyone talking comes during Dirty Little Secret. A caller confesses her ultimate travel hack: when airport security lines are out of control, she brings her old crutches  from a long‑healed ACL injury  to get through faster. What started as a one‑time panic move turned into a repeat strategy, complete with pre‑boarding perks, extra help from airline staff, and VIP‑level treatment. Her reasoning?
She was injured once… technically. The crew debates whether this is genius or crossing a moral line, with Billy calling it “an airport fast pass,” Candice questioning the ethics, and Pooh immediately wondering if this trick works at theme parks too.

The episode also features:

• Real or Fake News, with surgeons making horrifying mistakes and prank culture gone way too far
• A hilarious segment about the weird things people do when they’re alone, including full shower concerts and freezer ice‑cream spoon rituals
• Tradio Radio, where listeners trade everything from Secret Service challenge coins to rubber duckies and Nee doh toys go to kids who genuinely need them

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Is it a relationship… or just a really good summer plan? In this brutally honest Dirty Little Secret, a caller admits she’s staying with her boyfriend for one very specific reason  his boat. She confesses that while lake days,
Party Cove weekends, and endless summer fun keep her around, she’s not actually in love. She knows he flirts with other women, her friends encourage her to “enjoy the perks,” and in her mind, everyone’s getting what they want.
His boat. Her company. No labels taken too seriously. But saying it out loud changes everything. Billy the Kidd, Candice Lopez, and Producer Pooh react with a mix of laughter, disbelief, and real talk, unpacking the gray area between casual dating and straight‑up using someone. Is it harmless fun if both people know the deal  or does someone always end up hurt?
This Dirty Little Secret sparks a bigger conversation about honesty, boundaries, and whether convenience can ever replace real feelings  especially when summer fun starts feeling permanent.

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Where’s the line between having fun and using someone and is it ever okay if both people get what they want? On this laugh‑out‑loud and wildly honest episode of Billy The Kidd In The Morning, Billy the Kidd, Candice Lopez, and Producer Pooh bring listeners a perfect blend of absurd humor, real‑life dilemmas, and one Dirty Little Secret that sparks instant debate. The show kicks off with classic BTKIM energy, bouncing from allergy season struggles and awkward school choir concerts to nostalgic trauma from the Presidential Physical Fitness Test  including Billy’s unforgettable rope‑climbing failure and a fourth‑grade toot that still haunts him. Candice delivers Texas Top Stories, highlighting:
A caller confesses she’s only staying with her boyfriend for his boat. Lake weekends. Party Cove. Drinks flowing. Friends encouraging her to “ride it out” through the summer. She admits she’s not in love, she knows he texts other women, and she justifies it by saying… they’re both getting what they want. The studio reacts with laughter, disbelief, and surprisingly nuanced discussion about situational relationships, unspoken agreements, and whether honesty even ruthless honesty makes it acceptable.On Candice Court after being set up by mutual friends, things start off strong at a nice restaurant. The chemistry is there, the conversation flows  until the date makes a choice that instantly kills the vibe. What should’ve been an impressive evening suddenly leaves the listener questioning everything… and wondering if a single moment is enough to write someone off completely.

The chaos continues with Tradio Radio, where listeners try to trade Neatos and Mystery Dumplings for everything from homemade tortillas, limo rides (including a hearse limo), Pokémon cards, an emu (denied by legal), and ultimately  handmade pickles from a local Pickle Queen that win the day. Add in Real or Fake News, viral dating‑idiot stories, absurd animal encounters (including a goose biting a listener in the face), and roundtable debates about money, dating, and modern expectations  and this episode delivers everything fans love about the show.

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